Skills, prompts, AGENTS.md files and MCP servers that Codex reads. Skills are shared with Claude Code; the rest is Codex-native. 282,364 indexed, measured the same four ways as everything else here.
Uses fdb (Flutter Debug Bridge) CLI to interact with running Flutter apps on devices and simulators. Launches or attaches to apps, hot reloads, screenshots, reads app logs (fdb logs) and native system logs (fdb syslog — Android logcat, iOS syslog, macOS log), fetches OS-level crash records (fdb crash-report — jetsam…
Use when setting up Postmark outbound webhooks for tracking email delivery, bounces, opens, clicks, spam complaints, or subscription changes — includes webhook configuration, endpoint verification, per-webhook statistics, retry behavior, payload handling, and security.
ChatSpatial: Natural language-driven spatial transcriptomics analysis via Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration. Runs locally from the chatspatial Python package.
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Skill for using the pyResToolbox MCP Server — a 108-tool reservoir engineering calculation suite exposed via the Model Context Protocol. Use this skill whenever the user asks about petroleum engineering calculations, PVT analysis, well performance, inflow performance relationships (IPR), reservoir simulation input…
Autonomous goal-directed iteration for Gemini CLI. Inspired by Karpathy's autoresearch. Use when asked to run autoresearch, iterate overnight, or autonomously improve any measurable goal. Loops forever: modify → verify → keep/revert → log → repeat. Never stops until interrupted. Gemini-native: uses Google Search…
REPL-driven Clojure development for writing, editing, and debugging code. Triggers when working with Clojure files (.clj, .cljs, .cljc, .edn), handling namespaces, functions, or tooling. Provides idiomatic functional programming guidance through the REPL workflow.
Development guide for the File Organizer MCP server codebase. Use when (1) adding new MCP tools, (2) adding new services, (3) modifying existing tools or services, (4) writing tests, (5) fixing security issues, (6) refactoring code, or (7) understanding the architecture. Provides patterns for Zod schemas, path…
Turn one open-source release/topic into platform-tailored posts and publish them through a gated, auditable path. Use when the user wants to announce or promote an OSS project/release across X, Bluesky, dev.to, Reddit, Hacker News, etc. Triggers: "announce my release", "promote my repo", "post about this project"…
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for discovering data products, requesting access, and executing queries on the data platform to access business data. Runs locally from the dataproduct_mcp Python package.
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Production-ready CSS transitions for web apps. Use when implementing notification badges, dropdowns, modals, panel reveals, page transitions, card resizes, number pop-ins, text swaps, icon swaps, success checks, avatar group hovers, or error state shakes. Triggers on "add a transition", "animate the dropdown", "make…
Coordinate Git and Cross-Session Memory as version control for agent work. Use when Codex needs AgentBook status, checkpoints, history, resume or handoff, provenance, isolated agent approaches, semantic comparison, or an evidence-backed game-development tuning and playtest iteration with an explicit keep or revert…
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Bootstrap contextlint into a repository. Use this skill whenever the user wants to set up, install, initialize, or configure contextlint — even if they only say "lint setup", "doc integrity check", or "set up Markdown linting" without naming contextlint by name. Detects the package manager (bun/npm/pnpm/yarn), scans…
Read, edit, and run code on the user's local machine via Hands MCP tools. Use when the user wants to work in a repo, fix a bug, run tests, or switch workspaces on this computer.
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